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It’s January in the San Fernando Valley, and air conditioning is probably the last thing on your mind right now. You’re more worried about staying warm on those chilly evenings than cooling down.
But here’s something most homeowners don’t realize: winter is actually the best time to get your cooling system ready for summer.
We’ve been in the heating and co...
Let’s be honest – most New Year’s resolutions don’t make it past February. But here’s one that’s actually achievable and will save you money all year long: making 2026 the year you finally stop ignoring your home’s heating and cooling system.
We’ve put together some of the most common questions Canoga Park and Greater LA homeowners ask us about maintaining their com...
The holiday season in the San Fernando Valley might not bring snow-covered rooftops, but those chilly December nights are real – and the last thing you want is your heater giving out when you’ve got family coming over for Christmas dinner.
We’ve been helping San Fernando Valley homeowners stay comfortable through the holidays since 1963, and if there’s one thing we’...
The holidays in the San Fernando Valley are all about gathering with loved ones, cooking up a feast, and making your home feel warm and inviting. But while you’re busy decorating and prepping that Christmas dinner, there’s something important happening that you can’t see – your indoor air quality is taking a hit.
Here’s a statistic that might surprise you: according...
Sure, we’re not dealing with blizzards or freezing pipes here in the San Fernando and Conejo Valleys. But when those LA winter nights dip into the 40s and 50s, a heating system that isn’t up to the task can make your home surprisingly uncomfortable. And let’s be honest, when you’re used to sunshine and mild weather most of the year, even a “mild” winter can feel pretty rough ...
